On
the anniversary of this momentous occasion we are delighted
to announce the release of this new commemorative edition
from one of the world's most collected aviation artists.

Fighter
Ace Johnnie Johnson leads MkIX Supermarine Spitfires of his
No.144 Canadian Wing back to their base at Ford after a long
day of operations over Normandy shortly after D-Day. The wing
flew constant fighter sweeps throughout the Normandy Invasions,
before relocating to France on June 15th 1944. This outstanding
new edition is personally signed by outstanding Aces who flew
with the Canadian Wing during the Normandy Invasions, under
the leadership of the highest scoring RAF Ace of World War
Two – Johnnie Johnson.

This
outstanding new release will be available shortly and as we
expect the edition to be extremely popular advance orders
are now being taken. Please contact us as soon as possible
with your requirements.

PRINT
DETAILS

THE
LIMITED EDITION

Every
print has been personally signed by the artist, Richard Taylor,
together with the following two Aces who flew Spitfires with
the Canadian Wing during D-Day:

Each
copy has been individually signed by a further two Spitfire
pilots who flew with the Canadian Wing, making a total of
FOUR signatures.

Lieutenant
General DON LAUBMAN DFC
Squadron Leader ROY WOZNIAK DFC

THE
REMARQUE EDITIONS

Richard
Taylor’s beautiful, highly-detailed pencil remarques
are not only a joy to behold, but are also highly collectible
investments. Two Remarque editions will be issued with DAWN
TILL DUSK, both featuring the classic Spitfire. The first,
limited to 25 copies, will each have an ORIGINAL pencil remarque;
the second, restricted to just TEN COPIES, will be issued
with either TWO separate and individual drawings or an outstanding
DOUBLE SIZE remarque drawing.

THE
TRIBUTE PROOFS

Issued
together with the signatures of the Collectors Edition, Richard
has created ten substantial and unique original pencil drawings,
supreme examples of the artist’s breath-taking skill
which will accompany the main print.

Now
is the time to invest in an original work of art by this exceptional
and rapidly developing artist. Each individually crafted drawing
is conservation matted to include the original pencil signatures
of some of the most prominent pilots to fly with the Canadian
Squadrons including their Wing Leader, the highest scoring
RAF Ace of WWII, Johnnie Johnson. The ELEVEN pilots featured
in this edition achieved a total of 133 air victories between
them:

When
ordering remarque and artist proof editions, we recommend
you email
us first to advise on delivery details.

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Aviation Art Gallery accept most major credit and debit
cards. Place your order online, or by telephone. If
you wish to pay by cheque, or fax your order, please
download our printable
order form here.

Prices
listed are per individual aircraft print (unframed).
All prices are in U.K. Pounds Sterling.

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deliver Worldwide and accept most major currencies through
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Helpful
information regarding our Limited Edition Prints

Limited
edition print:

An
edition of identical prints, numbered sequentially and individually
signed by the artist, having a stated limit to the quantity
in the edition. Following publication the printing plates
are destroyed. Almost all the aviation art and aircraft
prints featured on this website are authenticated with the
original signatures of distinguished military personnel.

Artists
Proof:

An
old tradition of reserving a quantity of prints for the
artist's use, usually equal to about 10 % of the edition.
In the early days of printing, these prints were the only
remuneration the poor artist received. Proofs are signed
by the artist and numbered showing the quantity of Artist's
Proofs issued in the edition. Because of their highly restricted
number, Artist's Proofs are sold at a higher value than
the regular prints in the edition.

Publishers
Proof:

A
quantity of prints, not always announced or issued at the
time of publication, usually equal to no more than 10% of
the edition. These are reserved for the publisher's use,
mostly for donation to Museums, Service establishments,
Service Associations, and the like. Quantities of Publishers
Proofs, sometimes issued with a supplementary print, may
be made available to collectors either at the time of publication,
or at a later date, depending upon availability.

Remarqued
print:

A
print issued with an original pencil drawing by the artist
in the margin, each numbered out of the quantity of individually
remarqued prints in the edition. The quantity of remarqued
prints in any one edition generally is between 25 and 50.
Each remarque drawing made by the artist is slightly different,
thus making each print totally unique. Remarqued prints
may be available at the time of publication, or announced
at a later date, depending upon the artist's work load at
the time .Please be aware that Remarque prints can take
up to six weeks for delivery. An artist remarqued print
is the ultimate collector item in terms of reproduced work.

Companion
print:

An
additional print, usually issued with smaller dimensions,
published to compliment a limited edition, and usually issued
at the same time.

Matted
(or mounted) print:

A
print fitted into an acid-free or conservation matt (or
mount), ready for framing.

Original
drawing:

An
original work individually drawn by the artist, completed
in pencil, ink, or other medium, and personally signed by
the artist. Being an original work each drawing is unique
and different.

Certificate
of Authenticity:

A
certificate issued by the publisher stating the total quantity
of prints issued in the edition, confirming authenticity
of the signatures, and in the case of a limited edition,
inscribed with the matching unique number inscribed on the
individual print. Collectors are advised to keep certificates
safely as a future means of provenance. All our aviation
art and aircraft prints are issued with a certificate of
authenticity.